Residents of Dolam gathered outside Auas Primary School today to protest the alleged removal of Khoekhoegowab from the school’s curriculum. The school, formerly known as "Nommer 1" during the apartheid era, holds historical significance for the Khoekhoegowab-speaking community.

Usakos Town Council CEO Lesley Goreseb has responded to the long-standing concerns raised by residents of Saam-staan, outlining the council's development plans aimed at improving living conditions in the area – particularly focussing on water, sanitation and electrification. 

An alleged proposal by Windhoek's Principal of Auas Primary School to remove the KhoeKhoeGowab language from the curriculum has sparked widespread outrage on social media.

KhoeKhoeGowab is predominantly spoken by the Damara/Nama community.

The Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Land Reform said his office's work will be completed once every farmer is considered a commercial farmer.

Dorothea ||Hoëses, an unsung hero in the fight against colonialism and apartheid during the Old Location era, has died at the age of 89.

Social activist Rosa Namises reflected on her time with ||Hoëses, remembering her as a selfless veteran who never sought fame but remained steadfast to the cause.

Auas Primary School principal Toini Nauyoma is under fire for allegedly attempting to remove Khoekhoegowab as a language subject from the school’s curriculum. The move has sparked outrage, as the language is spoken by the majority of learners at the Katutura-based school.

On the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the Social Security Commission (SSC), Minister of Justice and Labour Relations, Fillemon Immanuel, and SSC Chief Executive Officer, Milka Mungunda, spoke about the commission's growth and future initiatives aimed at improving women's rights, particularly around maternity le

The sluice gates of the Avis Dam are set to open, and residents have gathered to witness the momentous occasion.

Discussion on the national budget shifted to analysing the Appropriation Bill's responsiveness to gender and youth concerns during a public engagement hosted by the Friedrich Ebert Stiftung, the Youth Leadership Programme, and the Trade Union Congress of Namibia. 

The Namibia College of Open Learning (NAMCOL) overall top performer award for 2024 was scooped by Oshana Region's Alfeus Nakanyala.

Nakanyala scored three straight A's in three subjects, which include mathematics.